T-90 days
Setup and training
Pick the polling stations that matter to your race, invite your agents, and walk them through the mobile capture flow. Set up who reports to whom: managers, supervisors, and field agents.
Run your own vote count. Track every agent.
Manage your polling-station agents, collect Form 34As from the ground, and watch results come in independent of the official tally.
Launching with Kenya 2027. Invite-only - approved campaigns get a sign-in link after a short qualification call.
Election cycle
From training day to the days after results.
Election Edge is not just an election-night tool. It covers the whole cycle - setup, training, the live vote count, and the record you keep afterwards.
T-7 days
Final rehearsal
Run a mock election night against a practice dataset. Make sure dashboards work, escalation paths are clear, and the app handles low-signal areas without losing data.
T-0
Election day and night
Agents submit results as the vote count happens. Supervisors confirm. Strange numbers get flagged. Your campaign sees its own tally update in real time, station by station.
T+14 days
Your record stays yours
Coverage map, the full timeline, every submission, every confirmation, and every export are available to you. If you need to back up a number later, the trail is already there.
Stations assigned to this agent
Form 34A capture with OCR figures
Field agent UX
Built for the agent on a 3G phone at a rural polling station.
The field agent is the most pressured user on the platform. They have one phone, patchy signal, and minutes to capture Form 34A, confirm figures, and move on. Election Edge is designed so the hardest moment of election night is still a four-tap workflow.
Any phone, offline-first
Submit from any phone with a browser - no app store, no install. Captures queue locally and sync the moment signal returns.
OCR before upload, scoped per station
Form 34A photos extract figures on-device so only confirmed numbers hit the network. Agents only see the stations they are assigned to - no cross-campaign data, no fishing.
Composite case study
The night the turnout numbers stopped making sense.
Composite scenario, not a real incident. Names and party labels are fictional.
At 21:47, twelve stations in one sub-county reported turnout between 94 and 99 percent. The historical band sat around 68. Two stations had conflicting Form 34A submissions - one from the campaign agent, one from a roving observer. On WhatsApp groups and shared spreadsheets, this is the moment the campaign loses control.
Awkward questions, answered up front.
We answer the hard questions here so we do not have to answer them ad-hoc in a sales call. If something here is not enough, raise it on the qualification call.
Can a campaign manipulate this to fake results?
No. Election Edge is not the official tally - it is your campaign's parallel operational record, reconcilable against the IEBC source. Inside the platform, separation of duties is enforced: the agent who uploads a Form 34A cannot also confirm it, and the supervisor who confirms cannot also export. Every state change is written to an append-only audit log with the user, timestamp, and device. If someone tries to alter a number, the audit trail records the attempt.
What if a field agent loses their phone or it is taken?
Each agent is provisioned to a specific phone number and a specific station set. From the manager dashboard you can revoke that agent's access immediately, and any submissions in flight from the device are quarantined until a supervisor reviews them. The audit trail records when access was revoked and by whom, so a court can see exactly when the device stopped being trusted.
Who owns the data we put in?
You do. Election Edge does not sell, analyze, or republish your campaign's records. You can export the full operational record at any time in machine-readable formats. If you ever leave the platform, your data is yours to take with you.
We are running multiple races at once. Does that work?
Yes. Election Edge is station-scoped by design. A presidential campaign, a senatorial campaign, and a county assembly campaign can all coexist in the platform without leaking data to each other. The same polling station can appear in multiple campaign workspaces, but each campaign sees only its own assignments, submissions, and totals.
A note from the team
Why we are building this.
Election Edge exists because campaigns deserve to see their own vote count in real time, not piece it together later from screenshots and phone calls. We are engineers and operators who have watched what happens when the numbers stop making sense and no one has a clear record of where they came from. We are non-partisan. We do not work for any candidate or party. We build the tools - what you do with them is your call.
- The Election Edge team
Newsroom
Pattern analysis, not prediction.
6 min read
How Form 34A digitization is changing election integrity in Kenya
OCR-assisted capture plus a chain-of-custody record turns a paper artifact into operational data without erasing what made the paper trustworthy.
7 min read
Why station-level totals beat county-level totals for evidence
County totals are an executive summary. Station totals are the audit trail. The difference matters whenever a number has to defend itself.
Ready to run your campaign on Election Edge?
Tell us about your race. We will set up a short call, walk you through the platform live, and provision a workspace if it is a fit.
Invite-only. Approved campaigns receive a sign-in link after a short qualification call.